May be time to up and say bye bye to Texas

[matefrio]

Born in Houston and lived there most of my life but now a Texas in heart I really miss the pride Texans have for their state. Gun laws are good here in Missouri, about to get better with laws approaching constitutional carry status, but I just can't find the passion that exists there yet.

 

[Thegomezclan]

Born in Houston and lived there most of my life but now a Texas in heart I really miss the pride Texans have for their state. Gun laws are good here in Missouri, about to get better with laws approaching constitutional carry status, but I just can't find the passion that exists there yet.

Do you live close to Springfield, there is this awesome restaurant going towards Branson. It's called Lamberts

 

[cbigclarke]

Born in Houston and lived there most of my life but now a Texas in heart I really miss the pride Texans have for their state. Gun laws are good here in Missouri, about to get better with laws approaching constitutional carry status, but I just can't find the passion that exists there yet.

There is no other state that comes close to the passion.

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[matefrio]

Do you live close to Springfield, there is this awesome restaurant going towards Branson. It's called Lamberts

Not too close but may make a trip of it some day. Need to get my motorcycle gone through and back on the road.

 

[busdriver72]

Do you live close to Springfield, there is this awesome restaurant going towards Branson. It's called Lamberts

Been there twice......just pay very close attention when they "serve" the rolls.

 

[ROGER4314]

In all the miles and covering my entire lifetime traveling across the 48 contiguous states in our nation, I've never heard anything like "God Bless Illinois!", "God Bless Indiana!" or "God Bless Oregon!"

GOD BLESS TEXAS!

Flash

 

[ROGER4314]

Do you live close to Springfield, there is this awesome restaurant going towards Branson. It's called Lamberts

Got some stand out eateries, myself.
Goldies Hamburgers in Tulsa
Chicken Annies in Pittsburg, Kansas
Al-Tees in Winnie, Texas.
Happy Budda in Galveston
Russel's BBQ on Thacher Ave. in Chicago

Each has it's own style and specialties.

Flash

 

[Coop45]

Is that guy still here?

 

[motorcarman]

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can you hear me now?

 

[Southpaw]

Is that guy still here?

Yep, as of 7:25 yesterday. He must have forgotten to drop by this thread.

 

[texas skeeter]

He must have forgotten to drop by this thread.

Laughed my Arz off!!

 

[jrbfishn]

Senility is such an ugly thing.

from an idgit coffeeholic

 

[Southpaw]

Senility is such an ugly thing.

from an idgit coffeeholic

My wife says it should be a smooth transition for me.

 

[jrbfishn]

I'm sorry, I thought you already were.

from an idgit coffeeholic

 

[cbigclarke]

Misery loves company

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[jrbfishn]

Who are you again?????

sent from an idgit coffeeholic

 

[cbigclarke]

The thing that goes "bump" in the night

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[Ny700]

My only issue with guns and Texas at least within reasonable drive time in the DAllas area is finding a good outdoor range that isn't crazy expensive, highly restrictive (no fmj, bi metal, steel case even found one that was no .22lr???) or oppressive (you may shoot sitting down at the bench only)

Clearly insurance is very high in this area and tying the hands of the ranges. And based in growth the area is pro business and contractor regarding zoning. Allowing builder to move into areas with established ranges and then push to have the range closed.

I'm guessing out west it's less of an issue

 

[easy rider]

My only issue with guns and Texas at least within reasonable drive time in the DAllas area is finding a good outdoor range that isn't crazy expensive, highly restrictive (no fmj, bi metal, steel case even found one that was no .22lr???) or oppressive (you may shoot sitting down at the bench only)

Clearly insurance is very high in this area and tying the hands of the ranges. And based in growth the area is pro business and contractor regarding zoning. Allowing builder to move into areas with established ranges and then push to have the range closed.

I'm guessing out west it's less of an issue

Here in Odessa, they do have the usual rules, but nothing like what you describe. About the only big rule, and rightly so, is keep the firearm pointed downrange.

I have my own small range, but I do go to a few others around here at times.

 

[TheDan]

I wanna live in West Bubba ****

Is that because your nickname is Bubba?